Pakhet | ||||
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"She who Scratches" | ||||
Period of worship |
Middle Kingdom – Roman Period | |||
Cult center | Beni Hasan | |||
Titles | "Goddess of the Mouth of the Wadi" "She Who Opens the Ways of the Stormy Rains" "Night Huntress with Sharp Eye and Pointed Claw" | |||
Symbol(s) | Sun-disk, red linen, lioness | |||
Association | Warfare, lionesses, sun, healing | |||
Appearance | Therianthrope, lioness | |||
Greek equivalent(s) |
Artemis | |||
Egyptian equivalent(s) |
Sekhmet, Hathor, Werethekau | |||
Father | Ra | |||
Spouse(s) | Horus |
Pakhet is an ancient Egyptian war goddess. She is depicted as a lioness.
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